Invisible trillions, how financial secrecy is in paralleling capitalism and democracy

and the way to renew our broken system.

That's a lot in the subtitle.

But the title is Invisible trillions by Raymond Baker.

And it discusses how basically we live in almost this quadrillion dollar economy, global

economy, and a lot of the money is corrupt.

We'll describe what that means in the podcast.

Raymond Baker talks about the interweaving between capitalism and democracy and whether

it's a good or bad thing across the world and we discuss all the ramifications.

I do think maybe capitalism might not be the right word because I think it leaves out

the innovation aspect of capitalism, but the examples Raymond provides in the book and

in the podcast and the techniques and the actual experiences and situations he recounts

are very real, very serious and they really does involve trillions of dollars and is worth

paying attention to.

So without further ado, let's go and talk about all the invisible trillions missing in

the world economy.

This isn't your average business podcast and he's not your average host.

This is the James Altiger show.

So Raymond, before we get into all the depressing stuff in your book, which is fascinating

and I have notes all over the place in it, you seem incredibly healthy.

You're 87, you're writing books, you're looking good.

What's the secret to quality longevity exercise?

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